Internet Explorer - Out Of Memory At Line: 174
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what does this mean?
anyone?
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Your comp has run out of virtual memory, windows is having a hard time cleaning out your swap file, please shut down all apps and reboot to save yourself from clearing a bigger mess later.
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off and on the computer will do?
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your hard disk and ram is alittle koyak or shortage liao...
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Yes, the proper way, not the mains direct. But there is a chance its going to hang while shutting down anyway coz your swap file is taking its IPPT now. If you're willing to risk it, do a reboot. If you don't like taking chances, I recommend you leave your comp as it is now, and spend the next half hour at your kopitiam enjoying a cup of tea.
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any solution?
beside buying this and that. -
have...Originally posted by dragg:any solution?
beside buying this and that.
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i am running all my virus checker.Originally posted by ditzy:Yes, the proper way, not the mains direct. But there is a chance its going to hang while shutting down anyway coz your swap file is taking its IPPT now. If you're willing to risk it, do a reboot. If you don't like taking chances, I recommend you leave your comp as it is now, and spend the next half hour at your kopitiam enjoying a cup of tea.
dont know if it will help. -
its ok already!!!
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Ok, lock this thread and request ban of threadstarter.
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just joking.
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i rebooted.
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hmmm...somewhere oso tio the same problem...might not be your comp's problem...
only one conclusion - sgforums server is lagging... -
i certainly hope so.
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Just switch to Firefox and get it over with.
Click Here.............
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What a coincidence, i also have this problem, was going to system restore my cpu. Oni sgforum will encounter this msg.
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i will try this.Originally posted by casino_king:Just switch to Firefox and get it over with.
Click Here.............
If you are still having problems, BUY SOMETHING! Change HDD.
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Here is a technical explantion of the error message if you are interested.
The browser (IE; Firefox) get code (instructions) from the server (eg sgforums.com) and runs (execute) the instructions line by line.
Everytime the instruction calls (request) for data; it is stored temporarily in RAM (random access memory.) Since RAM is limited, the OS (like MS Windows) create virtual memory space in the HDD (hard disk drive.)
So when you get that error message, a few things could have caused it.
Bad instructions from the server (sgforums.com) for the page you are accessing.
Bad RAM sector...
Bad HDD sector....
Bad Web Client (IE; Firefox) Cannot process that bit of instruction from the server properly....
or simply... you have run out of memory space ... which is the most unlikely.
so you see how stupid error messages are? It is not the person writing the error message is stupid... I know I wrote computer error messages...
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is there a way to solve the problem?
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the problem is with sgForums....i get the same thing but only here.Originally posted by dragg:what does this mean?
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finoq has the same problem too.
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something is wrong with this thread.
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Do the cheapest first... switch to Firefox and see.Originally posted by dragg:is there a way to solve the problem?
If it is the client (IE) then the problem is solved.
It could be an "extension" or "plug in" issue, not the client (IE) per se.
If it is the server side issue, send a nasty letter to sgforums.com web master and ask him to ask the programmer to look at line 174 of the webpage code. You must tell him which page.
If he is a smart programmer, he might be able to figure out why it runs well in his own computer but creates problems for others. There are always ways to go around the problem. One way would be to run an "error handling" sub routine to pin point the actual cause of the error (it might not be line 174 after all.)
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How do you know that there is something wrong with it? It might have been programmed that way? max count=499Originally posted by dragg:something is wrong with this thread.
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There are no programming errors with this thread, somebody probably just changed something for this so the counter will stay unchanged.Originally posted by dragg:something is wrong with this thread.
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=190444&page=0
The number of replies that is decreasing could be the cause of your error, too many fixings caused the program to run haywire.
Running out memory at line 174 means the error started from line 174. The program could no longer read from line 174 onwards.